The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 59
... these matters , when he tells us that the blue water nymphs are dreffed in fky - coloured garments ; and that Aurora , who always appears in the light of the rifing fun , is robed in faffron . Whether thefe his obfervations are juftly ...
... these matters , when he tells us that the blue water nymphs are dreffed in fky - coloured garments ; and that Aurora , who always appears in the light of the rifing fun , is robed in faffron . Whether thefe his obfervations are juftly ...
Strana 65
... these three feveral lights . Homer to preferve the unity of his action haftens into the midft of things , as Horace has obferved . Had he gone up to Leda's egg , or begun much later even at the rape of Helen , or the inveiling of Troy ...
... these three feveral lights . Homer to preferve the unity of his action haftens into the midft of things , as Horace has obferved . Had he gone up to Leda's egg , or begun much later even at the rape of Helen , or the inveiling of Troy ...
Strana 318
... these two firft lovers flow equally from paffion and fincerity . The profeffions they make to one another are full of warmth ; but at the fame time founded on truth . In a word , they are the gallantries of Paradife . 66 When Adam firft ...
... these two firft lovers flow equally from paffion and fincerity . The profeffions they make to one another are full of warmth ; but at the fame time founded on truth . In a word , they are the gallantries of Paradife . 66 When Adam firft ...
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